An Analysis on the Evolution Trends of the Tertiary Industry of Shaanxi and Its Internal Structure
Guan Sheng-dong
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Guan Sheng-dong
Abstract
The specific weight of the tertiary industry of Shaanxi is rising constantly, which promotes the constant adjustment of the industrial structure and the national economic growth of Shaanxi effectively, but it is still very backward to compare with the developed area. Restricted by the factors of the economy development the level of its urbanization is low, and its internal structure is unreasonable. The traditional service trades still play dominant role in the tertiary industry of Shaanxi. Knowledge with high value is lagging behind seriously. The internal structure of the tertiary industry of Shaanxi is still in low level which limits its effective pulling of the economic development.
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The specific weight of the tertiary industry of Shaanxi is rising constantly, which promotes the constant adjustment of the industrial structure and the national economic growth of Shaanxi effectively, but it is still very backward to compare with the developed area. Restricted by the factors of the economy development the level of its urbanization is low, and its internal structure is unreasonable. The traditional service trades still play dominant role in the tertiary industry of Shaanxi. Knowledge with high value is lagging behind seriously. The internal structure of the tertiary industry of Shaanxi is still in low level which limits its effective pulling of the economic development.
Key concepts: Lagging, Tertiary sector of the economy, Urbanization, Business, Secondary sector of the economy, Service (business), Economic geography, Economic growth